Blood Transfusion Blood transfusion is a medical term.

个医学术语。

We -- we can actually transfuse directly from person to person?

我们可以直接人对人吗？

After that, it's no longer usable for transfusions.

之后，就无法再用于。

Doctors cannot just give any kind of blood to their patients.

医生不能随便给他们的病人。

You would have needed a directed donor for blood transfusions.

你需要个指定供体为你。

She had to receive numerous transfusions.

她不得不接受多次。

And just like a blood transfusion, don't try this at home.

就像样，不要在家里尝试。

As a result, they may need frequent blood transfusions throughout their lifetime.

因此，他们生中可能需要频繁。

He needs a blood transfusion. From you.

他需要 需要你的。

Last year her friend died when she could not get a blood transfusion in time.

去年，她的朋友因未能而去世。

Blood types are very important when a blood transfusion is necessary.

当需要，型非常重要。

By contrast, 96% of those who got blood promptly survived.

相比之下，的儿童有96%能够幸存。

And bacteria that stick to surfaces could start infections.

黏在管表面的细菌可能会引发感染性疾病。

Our religion forbids blood transfusions, okay?

我们的宗教信仰禁止 好吗？

This makes the availability of blood and transfusions very important for women across the continent.

这导致液和对非洲大陆的女性来说非常重要。

Blood usually starts to clot in tubes in an hour.

通常，液在管中停留小就会出现凝。

In fact, every two seconds, someone in the U. S. needs a blood transfusion.

事实上，每两秒钟，美国就有个人需要。

Dr. Stevens, baby's v02 is still 40% after transfusion.

Stevens 医生，婴儿在后的氧饱和度还40％。

Oh, if he ever needs a transfusion, you are not allowed to give him my blood.

哦 如果要给他 不许用我的。

When I was a kid, I needed a transfusion, and there was a mix-up with the vials.

我小候，有次要不小心成了马的。